Approaches to History
Industrial Revolution
Revolution
Ism
Colonialism
100

This approach to history re-reads history through a woman's perspective.

Feminist History

100

The Industrial Revolution began in this decade.

~1760s

100

In the French regime, this group was known as the First Estate.

The Clergy/Church

100

Wordsworth, Blake, Delacroix

Romanticism

100

This pseudoscience, based on the works of Charles Darwin, justified domination over "weaker" races.

Social Darwinism

200

A form of history which upholds a country's myths and ethnic identities.

Nationalist Historiography

200

This group of textile workers opposed industrialization and destroyed looms.

Luddites

200

A successful slave uprising against French colonial rule.

Haitian Revolution

200

Bakunin, Kropotkin, Malatesta

Anarchism

200

This monarch privately owned the Congo Free State, and directly oversaw many atrocities in this territory

King Leopold II of Belgium

300

This historical lens examines the aftermath of Western colonialism, and reclaims the agency of people subordinated under imperialism.

Postcolonialism

300
An event caused by hot weather, industrial waste, and human waste in the Thames.

The Great Stink

300

Maximilien Robespierre and the Committee of Public Safety's rule and influence is referred to as:

The Reign of Terror

300

Blanc, Marx, Engels

Socialism / Communism

300

Following this period of invasion, occupation and colonization of Africa, only two countries (Ethiopia and Liberia) remained independent from European control. 

The Scramble for Africa

400

An outdated approach to history argues that individual historical figures are the main causes of historical events.

Great Man Theory

400

The Industrial Revolution began in this country.

Great Britain/UK

400

This rebellion was led by Metis leader Louis Riel.

Red River Rebellion

400

Wollstonecraft, Mill

Feminism

400

This war began following China attempting to limit British trade and importation of illegal drugs.

The Opium War

500

He argued that history is driven by material conditions and struggles between classes.

Karl Marx

500

True or False: Boys and girls were employed by factories as young as the age of four. 

True

500

This conflict between the Qing Dynasty and the Taiping Kingdom was the bloodiest civil war in history.

Taiping Rebellion

500

Burke, Metternich

Conservatism

500

This country justified it's imperialist expansion as a counter against Western encroachment in Asia.

Japan